St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-11
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
1874, 105.2 7.
Sixty transfers were recorded Yesterday,
aggregating S91,975.
Rev. W. T. Chase led the prayer meeting al
the Murphy club rooms yesterday noon.
Nelson Tenny j. Cos mill has shut down,
having exhausted the supply of logs on
hand.
Mrs. S. G. Smith read a paper on "The
Cleaners at the Methodist Social union yes.
terday.
The weekly fellowship meeting of the Con.
gregational churches was held at the Silver
Lake church yesterday.
Tuesday evening the Nicollet Avenue Ilu.
minating association will hold a meeting at
the Office of the secretary of the exposition.
Frederick Gilgore has purchased ". c.
Stetson's interest in the Stetson K Bros. saw
MILL and the firm is now known as Clough
Bros. Il Co.
Miss Nosata Kreuter, 20 years of age, re,
siding with her brother at 4l5 Tenth avenue
north, disappeared Monday afternoon, tax.
ing with her her brothers child.
The funeral of Mrs. George 4. McDougalE
who died Monday, will take place this morn.
ing at 1880 from 2032 Portland avenue.
The body will be buried at Lakewood.
The funeral of Joseph Nelson will be held
at ST. Marks church Sunday afternoon under
the auspices of Zion commandry, X. T.
Lodges from all over the state are expected
to be present.
"A meeting OF the Associated CnarlJieS VIII
be held at the Church of the Redeemer Fri.
day evening, when new district, embracing
that part of the city lying south and east of
Nicollet avenue and west of the river, will be
organized.
The owners of the Omega mine. in the
Gegobic range, held their first annual meet.
ing at the VanderbergS Office in the Boston
block last evening and discussed matters per.
tanning to the mining industry. The officers
of the company are: d. d. Jones, presi-
I q frpo
secretary.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph Wood and Vic NJ. Dingley: Frank F.
Kinkel and Nellie s. Johnson Ben Dahlberg
and NJ. &. Bachelor, C. Nelson Stevens and
Annie Murray, Julius IversOn and Hannah
Rasmussen, Oscar Z. Larson and Louisa
Anderson.
The twenty-frst annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian association of this
city will be held this evening in Dyer Music
hall, Syndicate block, at s o'clock. The
public : both ladies and gentlemen - are
cordially invited to attend: No collection,
no solicitations of money, but some bright,
brief statements of the work which has been
accomplished during the past year that will
be very interesting.
The young mems Democratic club of the
First ward organized last night on a perma-
nent basis. IL made itself felt i'll the last
campaign, and is determined to become q
power in politics. At last nights meeting it
was unanimously resolved to form perma-
nent organization, take on Il social feature
and study for the personal and political i'm
provement of its members. The DAILY
GLOBE was declared the official paper of the
club. The election of officers resulted as
follows: John b. Brueshaber, president; C.
p. Penders, vice president; John f. Thel,
recording secretary; Z. l.. George, cor.
responding secretary; j. f. Kertson, treas
urer; George Smith, seageant-at-arms; trust
ees, Fred B. Rueshaber, Louis Kopp, George
4 RrnXUn o,,A
Therault. The club starts off with a mem
bership of 125.